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 A SELECTION FROM THE

GREEN CLOTH LIBRARY.

In uniform Green Cloth. Large Crown 8vo. 6s. each.

By Beach and Bogland.

By JANE BARLOW, Author of "Irish Idylls," etc.

Through Sorrow's Gates: A Tale of the Wintry Heath.

By HALLIWELL SUTCLIFFE.

" A study full of power and originality."-Westminster Gazette,

"As an example of a well-knit story, utterly free from loose ends, it would be difficult to mention anything in recent fiction to rival this splendidly masculine work of a writer who is comparable with even Mr Thomas Hardy in his deep knowledge of, and true sympathy with, the people of the soil."-Daily Mail.

Mistress Barbara Cunliffe.

By HALLIWELL SUTCLIFTE.

"The novel is indeed a fine one, with characters whom it is good to know, and situations well developed."-Spectator.

Ricroft of Withens.

By HALLIWELL SUTCLIFFE.

"It is impossible to speak except in terms of unqualified eulogy of this remarkable novel, a novel that will assuredly give its author a place in the front rank of romanticists. - Aberdeen Free Press.

A Bachelor in Arcady.

By HALLIWELL SUTCLIFFE.

"To our mind Mr Halliwell Sutcliffe has previously done nothing so good as his latest 'Rough notes,' as he modestly calls them, of that West Riding he knows and loves."—Pall Mall Gazette.

Evelyn Innes.

By GEORGE MOORE.

"A great achievement."- Atheneum.

"The sanest, most solid, and most accomplished book that Mt Moore has written. ... Mr George Moore has written nothing hitherto that was so masteriy."—Saturday Review

Sister Teresa.

A Sequel to "Evelyn Innes."

By GEORGE MOORE.

"Like 'Esther Waters, Mr Moore's later study in feminism has a stimulating effect. It helps us to see more and to understand better. Prophecy is a thankless task, but we should not be surprised at any one's prophesying that these books will live; they certainly stand far above the fiction of the day in sincerity and power."—Times.